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Millions of research papers are published in a year. How do scientists keep up?

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Millions of research papers are published in a year. How do scientists keep up?

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Could AI help threatened marine species survive climate change?

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Could AI help threatened marine species survive climate change?

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What does the post-pandemic workplace look like? New survey finds more investment in AI, remote work.

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What does the post-pandemic workplace look like? New survey finds more investment in AI, remote work.

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A ‘red alert’ for workers: Businesses embrace automation during the COVID-19 pandemic
A shopper scans her phone to enter Amazon Go Grocery in Seattle, Washington.

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A ‘red alert’ for workers: Businesses embrace automation during the COVID-19 pandemic

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Why do companies struggle with ethical artificial intelligence?
Woman's face is being scanned

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Why do companies struggle with ethical artificial intelligence?

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Can a robot seal air leaks to help this old (and cold) house?
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Can a robot seal air leaks to help this old (and cold) house?

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To sit less and promote healthy aging, artificial intelligence may be key
Graduate student Diego Arguello is working on a study funded by the National Institute of Aging to help improve and sustain physical activity and fitness in older adults using AI.

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To sit less and promote healthy aging, artificial intelligence may be key

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AI can’t land a plane on the Hudson River in an emergency or safely drive a car. A team is using drones to try to fix that.
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AI can’t land a plane on the Hudson River in an emergency or safely drive a car. A team is using drones to try to fix that.

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Who is at fault when systems powered by AI put humans in danger?
Who is at fault when a driverless car behaves unpredictably? Woodrow Hartzog, professor of law and computer science at Northeastern, offers a framework for tracing back where things went wrong. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

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Who is at fault when systems powered by AI put humans in danger?

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Existing drugs may hold the key to curing COVID‑19

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Existing drugs may hold the key to curing COVID‑19

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We know how to make AI work. How can we make it work fairly?
David Liu writes on his blackboard

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We know how to make AI work. How can we make it work fairly?

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Should Facebook, Twitter review your posts before they’re published?

Should Facebook, Twitter review your posts before they’re published?

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